Ms. Wang has been engaged in labor relations management consulting for nearly ten years. She has led a number of manufacturing and Internet industry enterprises to realize period personnel adjustment and change in system construction projects. Ms. Wang is good at the macro-level analysis of strategic labor relations management theory and practical application.

Ms. Wang also served as a legal consultant for many sino-foreign joint ventures, such as Novo Nordisk, ERDOS, BJMTR, TOYOTA TSUSHO, CHOW TAI FOOK, Leroy Merlin and Arconic.

Ms. Wang is familiar with and can flexibly use the labor laws and regulations of China, and can skillfully use both Chinese and English to quickly response to customers’ needs and change in key points of the project, and put forward feasible solutions. She also has good communication skills and project management skills.

Mr. Wilson has almost two decades of experience assisting multinational corporations with labor and corporate law matters in the China region.
After developing a background in PRC corporate law and mergers and acquisitions, Mr. Wilson has focused exclusively on PRC labor law since 2006. He has advised many multinational corporations on labor issues relating to corporate restructuring and mergers and acquisitions. He has also represented clients regarding reductions in force and employee transfer issues, and has drafted and reviewed numerous employment contracts and employee manuals.
Mr. Wilson has also advised clients on stock option, data privacy, and employee benefit issues, as well as issues relating to the employment of foreign nationals in China
He has assisted the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai to prepare position papers for submission to the National People’s Congress and State Council regarding the Labor Contract Law, Implementing Regulations to Labor Contract Law, Employment Promotion Law, and Social Insurance Law.
Mr. Wilson has spoken widely on PRC labor law in China, Europe, and the United States to groups including Economist Network, Association of Corporate Counsel, American Chamber of Commerce (Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Chengdu, Guangzhou), the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, and European Chamber of Commerce in China (Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Shenyang, Chongqing, Chengdu). He has also authored articles on PRC labor law for China Law and Practice and Labor & Employment Law (ABA).